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Standing on the solid ground
The earth beneath us
It stretches wide
The edge of space and edge of town
The wondrous breadth
Of all that's known
Can anything be better than
The whole wide world
Shared with friends
There's no surprises, just us friends
We like to build things
To fill the world
Imagine lands beyond our own
That's just a joke
There's nowhere else
It would be fun to find new friends
But instead
We'll build more stores
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Aliens Aliens Aliens
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Watch the sky
Here come the aliens
Their ships and powers far too strong
Where can we turn to
To save our lives
This whole wide world was once so large
But now they're here
There's no more room
And also there's dinosaurs,
Dinosaurs stomping around
And also there's dinosaurs,
Dinosaurs stomping all over our town
Standing on the shifting ground
The earth beneath us
It twists and turns
Strange pyramids and crazy sounds
The sky ablaze
As lasers burn
Can we survive these
Dinosaurs, aliens, aliens, aliens, and lasers
Stand apart build strong the town
No more surprises
Can come our way
This time is ours to take a stand
Defend your lands
Tell your children
Watch the sky
Here come the aliens
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